Our purpose-built 10-metre air rifle range features four shooting stands, allowing up to four participants to shoot at once. Using .177 calibre rifles that meet NSRA safety standards, sessions are run from a standing position and are ideal for beginners and developing shooters.

Led by trained and qualified volunteer instructors, each session focuses on safe handling, accuracy, and enjoyment in a supportive environment. Suitable for ages 8 and up, with all equipment and safety gear provided.

Suitable for ages 8 and up.

Our purpose-built archery range features four shooting stands, allowing up to four participants to shoot simultaneously. With a variety of bow sizes available, we can accommodate everyone—from the smallest beginner to the tallest adult.

Sessions are led by our own trained and qualified archery instructors, who volunteer their time to ensure every visitor enjoys a safe, supportive, and fun introduction to this exciting activity.

Suitable for ages 8 and up.

A unique outdoor activity available right here at Lees Wood. Perfect for older Scouts, Guides, and adventurous groups, Tomahawk throwing offers a safe and fun way to learn a new skill while building focus, confidence, and coordination. Under the guidance of experienced instructors, participants will learn proper throwing techniques and safety rules before testing their aim on our dedicated Tomahawk range.

Tomahawk throwing at Lees Wood is a hit with all who take part. This activity provides an unforgettable experience that combines skill, precision, and a little friendly competition.

Suitable for ages 10.5 and up.

The Lees Wood assault course is a fantastic free activity available for all our visitors to enjoy. Designed to test strength, balance, and coordination, the course features a climbing wall, balance beam, chain bridge, tyres, monkey bars, swing nets, and scramble nets – making it a fun and energetic challenge for older children, teenagers, and adults. Please note that this activity is unbookable and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.

For younger adventurers or those who may find parts of the course a little tricky, we have an extensive tunnel system located right next to the assault course. Perfect for all ages, the tunnels offer a great alternative for kids to crawl, climb, and explore safely while still enjoying a big outdoor adventure at Lees Wood.

Cleverly disguised as a shipping container, the Lees Wood Boulder Box is a fantastic climbing experience for all ages. Featuring both indoor and outdoor climbing routes, it’s packed with fun challenges that cater to beginners and more confident climbers alike. Younger groups love the interactive climbing games marked out inside, while older children can take on more adventurous holds – including a ceiling route for the ultimate test of skill and bravery.

Safety is always a priority, with crash mats throughout to ensure a fun and secure climbing session. Whether it’s part of your camp activities or a quick burst of energy between sessions, the Boulder Box is always a big hit with groups visiting Lees Wood.

After an action-packed day of adventure activities, why not slow things down and enjoy our collection of Giant Games at Lees Wood? Perfect for all ages, our outdoor games include favourites like Connect 4, Chess, Jenga, and many more, offering a fun and relaxed way to spend an afternoon with friends, family, or your group.

Ideal for downtime between activities or a laid-back evening on site, our Giant Games provide a chance to laugh, bond, and try something different in the beautiful woodland surroundings of Lees Wood. This bookable activity is a great way to add variety to your visit and keep everyone entertained.

Our Junior Axe Throwing range is perfect for introducing younger members of your group to this exciting activity in a safe and controlled environment. Up to four participants can throw axes at a time, learning technique and aim while having plenty of fun.

With a simple scoring system, Junior Axe Throwing is a great way to add friendly competition to your visit. Suitable for supervised groups, this activity provides hours of entertainment and builds confidence for future axe and tomahawk throwing challenges.

Discover the beauty and wildlife of Lees Wood on our scenic Nature Trail, which is split into two sections that can be combined for a longer woodland adventure. The first part of the trail winds around the front of the campsite, with educational signs along the way to help you learn about the plants and animals that call our woodland home. If you move quietly, you may even spot Muntjac deer, badgers, foxes, or nomadic roe deer in their natural habitat.

The second section takes you deeper into the woods, leading you to hidden areas of Lees Wood that many visitors have never explored before. To make your walk even more fun, you can borrow a Nature Trail quiz from the Site Shop – perfect for adding a little challenge to your adventure. The front section and quiz take around 45 minutes to complete, while adding the second part of the trail gives you another 30 minutes of discovery in our beautiful surroundings.

Suitable for everyone aged 6 to 86, our Pedal Karts are guaranteed to bring laughter and excitement to your visit. Unlike a fixed track, our Pedal Karts let you create the fun – build your own course, set up a drag strip, or challenge friends to a race. With cones and chequered flags included, you can design your own track and let the competition begin!

This free-range style of activity allows endless possibilities for fun and creativity, making Pedal Karts a big hit with groups of all sizes. Whether you’re racing for glory or simply having a laugh, our Pedal Karts provide unforgettable memories for everyone involved.

Slack Lines are exactly what they sound like – flat lines set up between trees, ready for you to walk, balance, and conquer. This simple yet addictive activity can provide hours of outdoor fun as you challenge yourself to make it from one end to the other without falling off.

Perfect as a personal challenge or as part of a team-building session, Slack Lines at Lees Wood are a fantastic way to develop balance, coordination, and focus while having a great time in the fresh air. Suitable for all ages and abilities, this activity is always a hit with groups looking for something different to try.

Our Suction Crossbow Range is a fantastic activity designed for younger visitors, such as Beavers and Brownies, to safely experience the fun of target shooting. With soft suction darts and an easy-to-use crossbow, children can test their aim and score points in a safe, supervised environment – perfect for building confidence and hand-eye coordination.

The range is also fully multipurpose and can be quickly converted into an overflow rifle or archery range during busy periods, making it a flexible addition to your activity programme at Lees Wood.

Just a short journey from Lees Wood, the Bury Lake Young Mariners (BLYM) sailing centre at Rickmansworth Aquadrome offers an exciting waterfront experience for groups more than an hour. Perfect for families, youth groups, or community stays, this award‑winning charity provides accessible and affordable boat-based adventures on Bury Lake. Sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and canoeing are available under volunteer supervision, making it a memorable riverside activity close to your Lees Wood stay.

Visitors from Lees Wood can arrange their own transport to the Aquadrome, where they’ll find boats ready for use and staff on hand to guide your group. Whether you’re seeking a relaxed afternoon on the water or an introduction to sailing skills in a safe and scenic setting, BLYM offers a unique outdoor option.

Just a short journey from Lees Wood, the South West Herts Narrowboat Trust offers an unforgettable experience on the Grand Union Canal. Perfect for youth groups, community organisations, or those simply looking for a different kind of outdoor adventure, the Trust provides guided trips on traditional narrowboats through the scenic waterways of Hertfordshire.

Groups staying at Lees Wood can arrange their own transport to the Trust’s base in Kings Langley, where you’ll set off on a relaxing and educational journey along the canal. With opportunities to enjoy the peaceful countryside, learn about the history of the waterways, and get hands-on with boating under the guidance of experienced volunteers, it’s a fantastic way to add a unique activity to your stay. Please note that all trips must be booked directly with the South West Herts Narrowboat Trust, as Lees Wood does not handle external activity bookings.

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter is just a short distance from Lees Wood, making it a popular choice for groups staying with us. However, walking (or flying!) to the studios is not recommended, as there are no safe pedestrian routes and the journey involves busy main roads. The most practical and reliable option is to organise your own transport, such as a private coach or minibus, to take your group directly from Lees Wood to the Studio entrance.

By arranging dedicated group transport, you can leave from the campsite together, avoid multiple changes on public transport, and ensure you arrive at your pre-booked time slot comfortably and on schedule. Parking for coaches and minibuses is available on-site at WBSTL, making this the safest and most convenient way to travel from Lees Wood for your Harry Potter experience. You must pre-book tickets first.

From Lees Wood, you can enjoy a picturesque 2-mile walk through Whippendell Woods and Cassiobury Park, surrounded by ancient trees, wildlife, and open green spaces. This scenic route takes you directly to Watford Underground Station on the Metropolitan line, offering quick and convenient connections into central London for sightseeing or day trips.

Before you travel, check the Transport for London (TfL) website for up-to-date departure times and service information. Allow at least 45 minutes for the journey on foot, and remember that TfL offers free travel for children under 11 when accompanied by an adult (one adult can travel with up to four children free of charge).

Just a short walk from Lees Wood, Cassiobury Park is one of Hertfordshire’s most popular outdoor spaces, offering 190 acres of beautiful parkland, riverside walks, children’s play areas, a miniature railway, and plenty of open space for games and picnics. With easy access to the Grand Union Canal and scenic walking routes, it’s a fantastic spot for groups and families to enjoy nature, spot wildlife, or simply relax in a peaceful setting close to Lees Wood.

Adjacent to Lees Wood and the park, Whippendell Woods is a designated ancient woodland, famed for its stunning springtime bluebell displays and rich biodiversity. Accessible directly from Lees Wood via a private pedestrian gate, the woods offer a network of trails ideal for walking, wildlife spotting, and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re looking for a short stroll or a longer hike, Whippendell Woods provides a beautiful natural escape right on the edge of the campsite.